USS Alaska (SSBN-732)
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| Klasa | |
|---|---|
| Typ | |
| Historia | |
| Stocznia | |
| Położenie stępki | 9 marca 1983 |
| Wodowanie | 12 stycznia 1985 |
 US Navy | |
| Wejście do służby | 25 stycznia 1986[1] |
| Dane taktyczno-techniczne | |
| Wyporność • na powierzchni • w zanurzeniu |
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| Długość | 170 metrów |
| Szerokość | 10 metrów |
| Zanurzenie testowe | • oficjalnie 800 stóp (243,84 m) |
| Materiał kadłuba | |
| Napęd | |
| 1 reaktor PWR GE S8G 2 turbiny o łącznej mocy 60000 KM 1 silnik pomocniczy 325 KM jedna śruba | |
| Sensory | |
| • AN/BQQ-6 sonar dziobowy • AN/BQR-19 sonar nawigacyjny • AN/BQS-13 sonar aktywny • TB-16 holowana antena sonaru • Radar: AN/BPS-15 albo AN/BPS-16 • Peryskopy: typ 152 i 82 | |
| Uzbrojenie | |
| • torpedy Mark 48 ADCAP • SLBM Trident II D-5 | |
| Wyrzutnie torpedowe | • 4 wyrzutnie torpedowe Mk 68 (533 mm) |
| Załoga | 155 oficerów i marynarzy |
USS Alaska (SSBN-732) – amerykański okręt podwodny napędzany przez siłownię jądrową, przenoszący 24 pociski balistyczne SLBM typu Trident II D-5. Jeden z 14 aktualnie okrętów typu Trident / Ohio pozostających w służbie US Navy w ramach amerykańskiego systemu strategicznego odstraszania nuklearnego.
Bibliografia
- Norman Polmar: Cold War Submarines, The Design and Construction of U.S. and Soviet Submarines. K. J. More. Potomac Books, Inc, 2003. ISBN 1-57488-530-8.
Przypisy
- ↑ SSBN-726 Ohio-Class FBM Submarines. Global Security. [dostęp 2015-12-17]. (ang.).
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